Sentence examples for most influential show from inspiring English sources

Oh and she's just taken over the most influential show on Radio 1, too.

Gay men regarded Queer as Folk, another Channel 4 series, as the most influential show of its type, while lesbians cited Sugar Rush and Oranges are Not the Only Fruit, among others.

Lost, still perhaps the most influential show of this generation, boasted a talismanic performance from Terry O'Quinn, but the cult of personality surrounding Locke could not sustain his poorly chosen follow-up, the silly fantasy 666 Park Avenue.

The show, which led the explosion in reality TV formats over the last 10 years, was described as the "most influential show of the modern era" by the head of Channel 4, Julian Bellamy, yesterday.

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Was @foxandfriends just named the most influential show in news?

In 2007, James Poniewozik, in Time magazine, named it one of the 17 most influential shows in TV history.

"You have to put it down as one of the most influential shows on television – it really showed that a reality show can get viewers and make money".

The focus now moves to Milan, where Gucci and Prada – two of the most influential shows of any season – will present their collections on Wednesday.

When the fashion caravan moved to London, Paris and Milan, the most influential shows — from Prada to Jil Sander to Balenciaga to Chloé and Chanel — made it appear as if someone had hung out a sign reading: No Blacks Need Apply.

The surreal murder mystery was one of the most influential shows of its time, and is often referred to as the father of "golden age" television, which has produced similar serialised hits such as The Sopranos, The Wire, Mad Men and Breaking Bad.